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THE CHALLENGE
Join fellow former female student-athletes by participating in the inaugural Women In Flight Student-Athlete Alumnae Giving Challenge, #AlwaysADuck, throughout the month of MAY!
LEAD by making a gift NOW to Women In Flight to get your team on the scoreboard.
RECRUIT your teammates. Each alumnae sports team is competing as one against all other alumnae sports teams.
CHALLENGE other teams to compete.
KEEP score through email alerts & social media ALL month.
RALLY alums by posting a “motivational” video on social media & tagging #AlwaysADuck.
HUDDLE UP & STRATEGIZE - The alumnae team with the greatest percentage of alumnae participants will WIN!
OREGON FIELD HOCKEY
Field Hockey has deep roots at the University of Oregon as one of the first and most popular women's sports offered. During its history, formally from 1945 to 1979, the team made several appearances at the National Championship tournament and were ranked 8th in the nation in 1978 under coach Nancy Plantz. Field hockey Duck alums set a stunning example of success for Oregon's future female student-athletes.
YOUR SUPPORT
By making a gift to Women In Flight, TODAY, you can support programming specifically for female student-athletes including foreign tours, scholarships, equipment, books for the classroom, career and leadership development opportunities and more.
Women In Flight funds also sponsor an annual women’s symposium focused on empowering Oregon female student-athletes, in their future careers and life after collegiate athletics. This year, the program featured the very motivating ESPN reporter, Holly Rowe.
Join over 700 donors who philanthropically support the success of Oregon female student-athletes through Women In Flight. We are building a community around the Women of Oregon and we need your help!
Special thanks to sport social media accounts, Eric Evans Photography & Oregon Digital for the great photos!
*Brief history of Duck field hockey was compiled from the UO Library's Scholar's Bank resources.
A donation of $20 covers the approximate cost of one student-athlete’s pregame meal.
A donation of $50 covers the approximate cost of 3 student-athletes’ attendance at the women’s symposium career development programming.
A donation of $100 covers the approximate cost of a pair of game day cleats for one student-athlete.
A donation of $250 covers the approximate cost of one term of books for a student-athlete.
A donation of $500 covers the approximate cost of grad school preparation and grad school testing for one student-athlete.
A donation of $1,000 covers the approximate cost of one weekend recruit visit.